Bird Flu 2024/25
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They wanna restrict egg consumption? Doesn't really matter as those are full of PUFA these days.
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It's funny how Ars is a bastion of biotech journalism beside video games and consumer electronics.
Casual observers may head straight to the comments to enjoy the blinding light of life preserving reddit brains.
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Spreads between gay dudes and chickens
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@smelllikacowshit damn man then you better mask up and stay home
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Should he also boof nicotine in case of long birdflu? What's the latest research in this crucial area...
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@the_black_jew your mom told me you got vaxxed and take it up the ass.
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@Norwegian-Mugabe said in Bird Flu 2024/25:
They are putting the bird flu in our dairy products. They certainly will aim at white people. They also know that people who are aware of the cabal are big on dairy consumption.
So should I no longer eat dairy? How long until this is put into effect?
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He's talking out of his arse.
@otbrother said in Daily Aesthetics Dump: Embracing Energy, Beauty, Strength, and Greatness:
The OP is mentally ill and spends a majority of their limited time on this earth reposting "aesthetic" images on a niche diet forum. Not very high metabolism/healthy.
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The bird flu vaccine they want approved for humans is called AUDENZ, made by CSL Seqirus. Humans injected with the AUDENZ died at a rate of 1 in 200 (0.5%) compared to 0.1% in the placebo group, in one of the clinical trials (Study 3).
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She is on line getting us to panic.
Dr. Leana Wen says for bird flu, "we should have learned our lesson from COVID" in testing -
Thank you Ms Wen. Glycan eh.
"Influenza viruses attach to cells with a surface viral protein called hemagglutinin (HA). The HA latches on to sugar (glycan) molecule receptors on cells to cause infection. Avian (bird) influenza viruses—like H5N1—have not infected people often because the human upper respiratory tract lacks the avian-type cell receptors found in birds. Scientists are concerned that viruses could evolve to recognize human-type cell receptors in the upper airways and acquire the ability to infect people and spread between them."
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"Cameron Khan is an infectious disease physician in Toronto. His company, BlueDot, was among the first to flag the virus in China that became the covid pandemic."
Is that so.
“We use the internet as a medium for surveillance to detect early signals of outbreaks anywhere in the world before they’re officially reported by public health agencies"
"BlueDot’s intelligence platform combines a computer’s ability to understand human language, known as natural language understanding (NLU), and machine learning, a form of AI that imitates humans’ ability to learn and gradually become more accurate. The platform sorts through massive volumes of online information— ranging from news reports, social media sites, government websites, and more — from around the globe, in over 130 languages, every 15 minutes of every day."
Fascinating Mr Khan. Fascinating.
